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Thank you for your picture. I see the difference that you are speaking of. The difference in the two sides can be due to the bone or the skin (soft tissue). Depending on which side you prefer the opposite side could be improved. The best way to determine the nature of your issue and possible solution would be to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Best wishes.
The one side of your jaw looks smaller than the other at the jaw angle area. While fillers could be used for a temporary augmentation effect, a small jaw angle implant would provide a better and permanent solution.
It's best to begin by consulting with a surgeon in-person to discuss your options. During your initial examination, your #chin will be evaluated along with the neck and jawline. A weak #chin implies a lack of chin support for the skin along the neck line. In younger individuals a chin implant...
The areas adjacent to your central chin could be built out with implants to create a straight jawline. Chin implant surgery has long been touted as a simple operation that reliably gives good results.
Your situation is unfortunately too common whereby the chin is augmented only; and creates an imbalance in the jawline; especially viewed frontally. You can complete the jawline recontouring by augmenting the 'middle and back' of the jaw. Due to you growth pattern, you need consider the entire...
Build up the deficient side with fat or fillers. Fillers, depending on their composition, are useful for treating fine lines and areas of soft tissue deflation.
A sliding genioplasty requires bone contact to allow bone healing. This need for contact can limit the amount of advancement. Two SGs are possible, but complicated and less than ideal in result. An alloplastic implant could easily bring the minimum projection that you desire.
Hi Mirage511,I'm sorry to hear about your difficulties. Your chin can be improved indeed, although an implant may be just as good as a sliding genioplasty (both involve foreign material and I do both frequently). However, you are also someone who may benefit from augmentation at the base of t...
